Sentence examples for which seems the from inspiring English sources

All the prints are serigraph, or silkscreen, which seems the perfect medium for this subject matter.

Architecture, which seems the most permanent of the arts because it appears solid and grounded, is the most ephemeral.

It's very nice, but I'm not sure it qualifies – there's no chance for the salad and bread to blend, which seems the point of a panzanella.

I favour the domestic oven approach, which seems the easiest and most manageable, but people have been fiddling about with melting old vinyl since the 70s.

Many people attend or watch cricket matches to relax, which seems the polar opposite to football, where fans turn up to get things off their chests by screaming and shouting at their team or the opposition for 90 minutes.

That leaves Burnett as the major question — unless Girardi simply passes him over and uses Hughes in Game 2 or 3 of the division series, which seems the smart play after Monday.

Which seem the makings of a fine obituary.

Feldstein beelined to the pear-quartering station, which seemed the least daunting.

I settled on OneNote, which seemed the closest to my ideal.

I think we opened a magnum of Champagne, which seemed the best thing to do in the circumstances.

So, as the game continued around us, I sat down on the grass, which seemed the obvious thing to do.